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I do not think Singapore does a better job at financial literacy education than other countries. There are no official lessons in schools about saving, the proportion of one’s allowance from parents/ income that should be saved, on how to manage money and on how to invest. Growing up, I do not recall any lessons like these when it is essential for survival. I do however think that many are financially literate because of self learning and there is an abundance of resources available to facilitate that. Parents teach their children based on what they know. So, I think education at home plays a far bigger part than schools. I think it is improtant to start young even preschoolers need to be taught the value of money. The content should of course get progressively deeper with age as the chi

Alphabet Q2 2025 Earnings: A Strong Beat, But Is $200 in Sight? $Alphabet(GOOGL)$  , Google's parent company, delivered an impressive Q2 2025 earnings report, clearly outperforming market expectations. With $96.43 billion in revenue and $2.31 in EPS—both ahead of consensus estimates—the company continues to demonstrate its dominance across Search, YouTube, and especially Cloud, all of which were further accelerated by rapid progress in AI development. What really stood out to me was the strength of Google Cloud, which grew 28% year-over-year and saw operating income double to $2.2 billion. That kind of growth reflects real momentum, not just hype. On top of that, Search and YouTube ad revenue remained strong, a

I am excited to see the $S&P 500(.SPX)$   hitting another record high, with Nvidia $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$   and AMD $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$   jumping over 2%. The news about Trump unveiling the "America AI Action Plan" to ease regulations and accelerate data center development is a significant boost. I believe this could create a favorable environment for tech companies like Nvidia, and I am optimistic about its potential impact. I view Alphabet's $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ 

It's easy to get shaken when the headlines scream “From Bad to Worse.” But let's step back. $TSLA is down 18% YTD, yes—but context matters. 📉 The Pain Is Real: Revenue: $22.5B (-12% YoY), but still a $400M beat Free cash flow: Down due to Model 3/Y retooling and AI infra ramp Margins: Gross 17%, Op margin 4%—under pressure from price cuts, FX, and tariff noise But here's what's not priced in fully: 🔮 What Comes Next? Model Y L launch this fall = potential ASP boost and demand reset Dojo buildout + AI/robotaxi narrative could return on any autonomy update Q3 comps will look much easier after this low base 🧠 Technical Outlook: Strong support near $310–315 If that fails, psychological level at $300 (gap fill from early June) Resistance now at $338–345, which could be retested on any Fed tailw

I believe the post-earnings surge of these under-the-radar companies is justified. They not only beat expectations but also raised guidance or showed strong margins. GE Vernova and TE Connectivity benefit from long-term trends like clean energy and AI, while Lennox and General Dynamics delivered strong results through solid execution. This proves there is strength beyond the big names. Despite Tesla and Alphabet’s mixed results, I am still positive on the rest of the Magnificent 7. Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta could lift overall earnings, especially with continued demand in AI and cloud. The projected 14.1% earnings growth from these seven shows how important they remain to the S&P 500. I am most optimistic about Microsoft $Microsoft(MSFT)

$DBS(D05.SI)$ DBS Bank hitting an all-time high of S$49.21 is a milestone that’s got both long-term holders and new investors watching nervously as it marches toward that psychologically satisfying S$50 level. The move is impressive—up 16% year-to-date—though it pales in comparison to last year’s 52% surge. For Singapore’s heavyweight bank, the next steps are a mix of opportunity and risk, and the market is right to get a little twitchy near new highs. As DBS approaches S$50, the biggest question is whether it can sustain this rally or if it’s due for a breather. Analysts are already waving caution flags about the bank’s elevated valuation, especially as its share price stretches further above book value. That’s not just technical nitpicking; it

Here’s what’s happening in the markets and the key stocks to keep on your radar today (July 24): ⸻ 1. 📰 Key Market Moves & Stocks Worth Watching ✅ Trade Deal Optimism Boosts Global Sentiment • U.S.-Japan recently agreed on a 15% tariff framework, lifting hopes for similar U.S.-EU deals . • Asia markets have rallied, with Tokyo’s Topix and China indexes hitting fresh highs on this wave of positivity . 📉 Tesla Slides • Tesla slipped ~6% pre-market after Q2 earnings missed expectations, with CEO Musk signaling “rough quarters” ahead due to weaker auto sales and dwindling EV subsidies . 📈 Alphabet (Google) Shines • In contrast, Alphabet rose ~3.6–3.7% post-earnings, driven by strong AI-spurred revenue growth from its cloud division . 📌 Other Movers • ServiceNow surged nearly 7% after u

There’s an old saying that history doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes. For anyone watching the technology landscape in 2024 and 2025, it’s impossible not to see echoes of the dot-com boom and the crypto frenzy—except this time, the gold rush is for artificial intelligence (AI). The world has gone all-in on AI, and the excitement (and anxiety) is almost palpable. Seemingly overnight, AI has become the magic buzzword in every boardroom, earnings call, and investor presentation. Companies—big and small—are scrambling to bolt “AI-powered” onto their products, and entire industries are in the throes of transformation. Wall Street is obsessed. Silicon Valley can’t sleep. Every headline screams about breakthroughs, multi-billion dollar investments, and mind-blowing new models. But beneath

$Netflix(NFLX)$   Here’s the latest on Netflix’s AI initiatives: --- 🤖 AI Adoption in Production & Content Generative VFX in The Eternaut Netflix used AI to create a collapsing-building scene in its Argentinian sci-fi series The Eternaut, delivering it 10× faster and at a significantly lower cost than traditional visual effects. Co‑CEO Ted Sarandos emphasized, “AI represents an incredible opportunity to help creators make films and series better, not just cheaper”   --- 🔭 Expanding AI Across Platform & Production Partnership with Runway AI Netflix is testing Runway AI’s video-generation tools to streamline content workflows and scale production quality efficiently  . It's similar to Disney's appro

With Trump pushing a national AI agenda and companies racing to expand their infrastructure, capital expenditure is surging again — and Nvidia is back in the spotlight. After a volatile stretch, the stock is rebounding. But is this just a relief rally, or the start of a renewed bull run? What’s Driving the Rebound? Policy tailwinds: Trump’s AI push is expected to unlock funding, accelerate federal adoption of AI, and incentivize private sector investments — all of which mean more demand for chips. Capex surge: Major tech firms, cloud providers, and even startups are boosting spending on GPUs, data centers, and AI infrastructure. Nvidia remains a key beneficiary at the center of this ecosystem. Resumed China sales: Loosening export concerns and resumption of shipments to China add another s

I believe Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   is currently near its bottom, given the challenging period it’l's facing. The company's revenue and profit for the last quarter came in slightly below expectations, and the significant drop in free cash flow is concerning. It feels like a tough spot, but I think this might be a temporary low point. I've noticed that Elon Musk and CFO Vaibhav Taneja have pointed out rising tariff costs and the expiration of federal EV tax credits as major hurdles. These factors are clearly impacting Tesla's financials, with the stock falling around 10% in today's trading and dropping 24% year-to-date. It's a rough patch, and I'm keeping an eye on how these challenges play out. Looking at the numbers, I see

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 📉⚖️🔻 TSLA at the Crossroads: Approval Falling, Bears Pressing, and Tariff Storms Brewing 🔻⚖️📉 I’m fully convinced that $TSLA is entering one of its most critical junctures of the year. Price action, political pressure, and historical data are all converging right now, and I believe the market’s about to force a decision. The stock is down 23% YTD, just broke below $305, and is now teetering at the bottom edge of a massive symmetrical triangle on the daily chart. And the timing couldn’t be worse: the upcoming week has historically been Tesla’s weakest of the entire year. 🔍 Setup At $303.24, $TSLA is si

Real-Time Commentary: Tesla Earnings Dip as Expected, But Margin Rebound Reveals Silver Lining Core Financial Indicators $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  's Q2 revenue in the second quarter was $22.5 billion, a decrease of 11.78% year-over-year. Diluted EPS was $0.33, down 21.43% year-over-year, better than the market's anticipated decline of 23.4%. Adjusted diluted EPS was $0.40. Overall, Tesla's revenue was mixed, but Musk warned that the next few quarters could be challenging. Tesla's stock price initially rose in after-hours trading but later fell, now dropping more than 4%. Free cash flow was $146 million, down 89% year-over-year, compared to analysts' expectations of $760 million, despite a 126% increase in the first

When I invest, I invest for growth. Long term investing with growth stock is the only way out of middle class. I worked 13 hour daily, looking at news when I commute to work and before sleep.  What do you do to grow your money?

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ SPX Teeters at $6,390: A Structural Breakout in Progress I’m fully convinced the S&P 500 isn’t just grinding higher; it’s executing with surgical precision. We came within half a point of the $6,380 target before consolidating, but the structure, flows, and macro alignment suggest this is far from exhaustion. This is momentum with memory, not mania. Technicals and Flow: SPX Bulls Are Engineering the Advance At $6,374, SPX is leaning into a confirmed rising wedge breakout. The earlier push to $6,379.54 wasn’t random. It tagged the gamma gravity centered at $6,380, supported by positive

$JM Smucker(SJM)$ $HRL Holdings Ltd(HRL.AU)$ $Archer-Daniels Midland(ADM)$ 🥜📈 Peanut butter’s not just spreading; it’s stacking dividends and unlocking alpha 💰🌍 I’m absolutely convinced the humble peanut is hiding in plain sight as a stealth compounder. From Burkina Faso to Beijing, and Lexington, Kentucky to Lagos, peanut-based consumption is rising, driving long-term cash flow for food and ingredient giants. 🧬 Why it matters: Peanut butter delivers a whopping 25g of protein per 100g, just 1g shy of raw peanuts at 26g; it outpaces many animal-based proteins. And it’s not just a Western condiment. In much of Africa and Asia, groundnut paste is a staple, not a sna

$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ $CME Bitcoin - main 2507(BTCmain)$ $Strategy(MSTR)$  🚀🔥📊 Coinbase and Bitcoin Set Up for Bull Phase ~ Tactical Insights and Macro Drivers Into 2025–26 📈⚡️🧠 Updated Position and Compression Setup I entered $COIN yesterday at $396.16 and as of 25Jul25 NZST 🇳🇿, I’m up +1.14% with the stock trading at $400.66. It’s modest, but the structure suggests this could just be the prelude. Coinbase has been one of the most structurally clean movers in the past 12 months, and I’m positioning into what looks like a textbook consolidation before the next expansion leg. Meanwhile, Bitcoin just fired a +12% rally and now sits inside a s